Shannon Lowry Nagles first day as a partner in Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobsons bankruptcy and restructuring practice may have been last week, but shes no stranger to Fried Frank partners such as Gary Kaplan and Brad Eric Scheler.
Middle-market investment bank Lincoln International has hung another shingle, this time in Amsterdam. Eric Wijs, formerly a Lazard managing director, has joined Lincoln as head of the Amsterdam branch and chief of operations in the Benelux countries.
Accuride Corp., a truck parts maker, emerged from Chapter 11 with a $308 million term loan and $140 million of convertible notes. It plans to pay all unsecured trade creditors in full for valid claims.
The Obama administration is expected Thursday morning to lay out its plans for recouping losses stemming from the government's rescue efforts by imposing a fee on the largest financial institutions.
A measure of corporate defaults tracked by Moodys fell in the fourth quarter to 12.5% from 12.6% in the third quarter, the first time the measure has declined since January 2008.
Middle-market investment bank teams up with an industry analyst in hopes of snaring more transaction advisory work.
In this years roster of IDD Deal of the Year honorees, special guest participants include Congress, the FDIC, an angry public and Spider-Man.
Newcomers and an old-school investment banking model that focuses on advice helped Evercore boost revenue.
Ford's efforts to retire debt and rework its balance sheet caught the eye of both observers and investors.
The Fiat-Chrysler asset deal brought together a host of parties to pull an American icon out of bankruptcy.